Recorded June 10, 2007
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Analyzing the ongoing influence of fascism in Germany’s Axis partners (Japan and Italy), the program illustrates that, as novelist William Faulkner said: “The past is never dead and buried. It isn’t even past.” Beginning with the acquittal of the accused murderers of former Vatican financial adviser Roberto [...]
Recorded February 4, 2007
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In Mein Kampf (his autobiography and political manifesto), Adolph Hitler spoke of the big lie: “Most people tell little lies. They would be ashamed to tell big ones. They would never credit others with such great impudence as the complete reversal of facts. Even explanations would long leave them in doubt and [...]
Recorded January 15, 2007
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NB: This stream contains both FTR #s 580 and 581 in sequence. Each is a 30 minute broadcast.
In many parts of the modern world, Muslims are in conflict with other religious groups and, in some places, with themselves. This broadcast illuminates a relatively little known historical episode–the Japanese persecution and slaughter of [...]
Recorded May 7, 2006
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NB: This stream contains both FTR #s 551 and 552 in sequence. Each is a 30 minute broadcast.
For further background on the “King of Peace” controversy, see:
King of Peace video, YouTube.com
“Moon Over Washington” by John Gorenfield; The Gadflyer, June 9, 2004
Supplementing numerous programs featuring information about Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church, [...]
America’s Secret Recovery of Yamashita’s Gold, by Sterling & Peggy Seagrave
by Iris Chang; In December 1937, the Japanese army systematically raped, tortured, and murdered more than 300,000 Chinese civilians.
Recorded May 1, 2005REALAUDIOIn November of 2004, author and investigator Iris Chang was found dead of an allegedly self-inflicted gunshot wound. This program examines the circumstances surrounding her death. Ms. Chang was researching a book chronicling the experiences of survivors of the Bataan Death March—the brutal persecution of American POW’s captured in the siege of [...]
Norbert Schlei, former assistant attorney general under JFK, attempted to redeem Japanese government bonds issued against the M-Fund, a slush fund from Japanese loot from WWII.
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Recorded February 14, 2004
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Highlighting the postwar use of Axis treasure recovered by the Allies after World War II, this program talks about these Funds and the Games that were played with (and because of) them. Particular emphasis is on the postwar use of the massive amount of Japanese Treasure looted [...]
The Pink Triangle: Gay Rights, Reproductive Rights and the Third Reich How the Nazis used homophobia to discredit and stigmatize oppositing political forces. Read more »